Tomorrow is a full moon, but it's been pretty glorious for the last couple of nights. It was rising behind the house, and the big trees in front, about 7:30 this evening.
Hi, Rob- As a scientist by training, it's hard to embrace the moon cycle parts of the biodynamic theory, but the organic, balanced, building the soil part certainly makes sense.
I haven't looked into it that much, however!
Whatever we can do to reconnect as gardeners to ecological cycles and natural principles is a good thing, in my opinion.
Great photo Lisa. Full moon over this side of the pond too! what do you make of this biodynamics planting theory?
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Thanks for the nice comments -- the moon was spectacular last night. And rising above the oaks while there was still a bit of daylight was wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThe camera really didn't capture what I saw.
Hi, Rob-
ReplyDeleteAs a scientist by training, it's hard to embrace the moon cycle parts of the biodynamic theory, but the organic, balanced, building the soil part certainly makes sense.
I haven't looked into it that much, however!
Whatever we can do to reconnect as gardeners to ecological cycles and natural principles is a good thing, in my opinion.
Cheers,
Lisa
The moon was so big I was afraid to look at it for too long on fear of getting a "lunar burn" and/or damaging my retinas.
ReplyDeleteAnd your right, the camera never seems to capture the full lunar scene.